NBU: five Ukrainian credit organizations according to the results of the stress tests insolvent

Five largest Ukrainian credit organizations were deemed insolvent upon the results of the stress tests, 13 of the credit institutions successfully completed its capitalization, informs on the first day of the week the national Bank of Ukraine (NBU).

"up to last year's diagnostic examination in the composition of the list of actions" Stand-by " international monetary Fund and the world Bank project to support the financial sector of Ukraine banks have successfully completed their capitalisation than enhanced the stability of the banking system, protection of interests of depositors and creditors of credit organizations of Ukraine ", - is informed in the report.

according to the NBU, in 2014, was held diagnostic testing 34 the largest in terms of assets of credit institutions. Examination included assessment of asset quality, current and prospective solvency of credit institutions in order to select the desired amounts of recapitalization.

"in a survey of 18 credit organizations demanded a series of measures aimed at ensuring sufficiency (adequacy) of the regulatory capital, which they were required to comply until 1 July 2015. Of this number, Five credit institutions are unable to withstand the deteriorating situation in the economy, lost liquidity and throughout the 2014 - 2015 Classified as insolvent ", - informs the national Bank.

The remaining 13 credit institutions, as stressed by the NBU ensured the implementation was developed on the results of the diagnostic examination of business plans and taken on their own shoulders obligations in a timely manner. For example, due to the number of measures increased their share capital, and borrowed funds subordinated debt converted subordinated debt to core capital received non-repayable financial assistance, reduced assets and other sources.

A survey of credit institutions was conducted by independent audit firms in Accordance with the requirements of the regulator.

according to the NBU, in an ongoing Survey of 20 major lending institutions.